Easy to Use Monoi Face Mask
Formulation :Mask
Dermatologically Tested | Ideal For: Female | Pack Size :12gm
About Product (i) - Moisturizing and protecting, the monoi face mask is obtained by macerating fragrant tiare flowers in coconut oil. Enriched with nourishing and invigorating coconut oil, this mask leaves your skin soft and supple. Apply this mask on your face and the creamy texture and melting exotic coconut fragrance invites you to take a trip to the Pacific Islands. Suitable for extra dry and sensitive skin and does not contain allergens.
(ii) Visible results : The skin is soothed, nourished and protected from dehydration.
How to Use :
Apply to face avoiding eye area and leave on for 12 minutes, then rinse with lukewarm water. Avoid contact with the eyes.
 Ingredients :
Coconut oil: extremely nourishing, coconut oil significantly reduces skin dehydration. Due to its soothing properties, it soothes the redness. >Tahitian monoi: obtained by macerating Tiaré flowers via maceration in coconut oil. It has hydrating (gradual and long-lasting), firming and smoothing properties. It softens and soothes the skin, this ingredient is the perfect ally for sensitive skin. >Phytosqualan : vegetable-derived squalane that helps restore the lipidic barrier and protects skin from dehydration, boosting skin suppleness and softness.
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Easy to Use Monoi Face Mask
Formulation :Mask
Dermatologically Tested | Ideal For: Female | Pack Size :12gm
About Product (i) - Moisturizing and protecting, the monoi face mask is obtained by macerating fragrant tiare flowers in coconut oil. Enriched with nourishing and invigorating coconut oil, this mask leaves your skin soft and supple. Apply this mask on your face and the creamy texture and melting exotic coconut fragrance invites you to take a trip to the Pacific Islands. Suitable for extra dry and sensitive skin and does not contain allergens.
(ii) Visible results : The skin is soothed, nourished and protected from dehydration.
How to Use :
Apply to face avoiding eye area and leave on for 12 minutes, then rinse with lukewarm water. Avoid contact with the eyes.
 Ingredients :
Coconut oil: extremely nourishing, coconut oil significantly reduces skin dehydration. Due to its soothing properties, it soothes the redness. >Tahitian monoi: obtained by macerating Tiaré flowers via maceration in coconut oil. It has hydrating (gradual and long-lasting), firming and smoothing properties. It softens and soothes the skin, this ingredient is the perfect ally for sensitive skin. >Phytosqualan : vegetable-derived squalane that helps restore the lipidic barrier and protects skin from dehydration, boosting skin suppleness and softness.
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Formulation :Mask
Dermatologically Tested | Ideal For: Female | Pack Size :12gm
About Product (i) - Moisturizing and protecting, the monoi face mask is obtained by macerating fragrant tiare flowers in coconut oil. Enriched with nourishing and invigorating coconut oil, this mask leaves your skin soft and supple. Apply this mask on your face and the creamy texture and melting exotic coconut fragrance invites you to take a trip to the Pacific Islands. Suitable for extra dry and sensitive skin and does not contain allergens.
(ii) Visible results : The skin is soothed, nourished and protected from dehydration.
How to Use :
Apply to face avoiding eye area and leave on for 12 minutes, then rinse with lukewarm water. Avoid contact with the eyes.
 Ingredients :
Coconut oil: extremely nourishing, coconut oil significantly reduces skin dehydration. Due to its soothing properties, it soothes the redness. >Tahitian monoi: obtained by macerating Tiaré flowers via maceration in coconut oil. It has hydrating (gradual and long-lasting), firming and smoothing properties. It softens and soothes the skin, this ingredient is the perfect ally for sensitive skin. >Phytosqualan : vegetable-derived squalane that helps restore the lipidic barrier and protects skin from dehydration, boosting skin suppleness and softness.
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